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Ongoing Story· Day 6

Lebanon Detains Hezbollah Members With 500kg of Explosives, Potential IDF Target

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Hezbollah Claims Seized Explosives Were for Attacks on Israeli Forces

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Hezbollah has claimed ownership of hundreds of kilograms of explosives seized by Lebanese security forces in the Bekaa Valley, stating they were intended for attacks on Israeli forces. A Hezbollah lawmaker confirmed the group's responsibility and demanded the return of the explosives and the release of two arrested individuals. The incident occurs as the Lebanese government seeks to disarm the organization amid broader regional tensions and ongoing Israeli strikes in southern Lebanon.

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  • Hezbollah admitted ownership of explosives seized in Lebanon's Bekaa Valley, claiming they were for attacks on Israeli forces.
  • A Hezbollah lawmaker, Hassan Fadlallah, confirmed the group's responsibility and demanded the return of the materials.
  • Lebanese security forces discovered the explosives in a vehicle, arresting two individuals.
  • The incident occurs amid Lebanese government efforts to disarm Hezbollah and regional tensions.
  • Hezbollah has resisted disarmament while Israeli forces remain in Lebanese territory.

Israel National News publishes in English. The key points are summarized above. Read Israel National News’s full report from the link at the top of the page.

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